But why the name “Deluxe Remaster”, exactly? Capcom has still reworked the visuals in depth with new 3D models for everyone, zombies dirtier than ever and environments enhanced with beautiful shadow and light effects, thanks to the RE Engine.
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According to the publisher, the term remaster remains adequate because the original animations have been retained (deemed fundamental to the humor of the game) and the gameplay remains substantially the same. Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster will still adjust some thorny points: we will be able to aim and shoot while walking, more easily check the strength of our weapons, and the survivors to escort will have a less weak AI. Also note the arrival of an automatic save and photo filters.
Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster also boasts nine languages - English, Latin American Spanish, European Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, Italian, German, Russian and French – with full voiceover. The RE Engine will be working hard to ensure a stable 4K 60 FPS even on consoles.
This true-fake remake will be released on September 19 on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S for €49.99. Any pre-order will unlock a very polygonal Frank West 2006 costume, the Chuck Greene outfit (hero of Dead Rising 2) and a Willamette bee mascot costume. As for the Digital Deluxe version at €59.99, 17 music tracks and 17 costumes will be included, grouped together in the form of standard DLC packs. Here is the list of outfits:
